The real cause of male pattern baldness - Discovered and explained
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Is finasteride orally all you use?
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Lol i forgot about that guy. He can't be helped.
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dude you are really handsome, no homo tho
Yes. I did use Minoxidil at the beginning as well but it really didn't do much so I dropped it.
Thanks man appreciate it
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@Ritchie I don't know what do you think but I think that Noah Munck will be completed bald. He has poor craniofacial development, big forehead, very expanded galea and had thin hair at the front even as a child.
Just look at him @Ritchie.
His case is very similar to Dr. Phill who had thin hair at the front as a child and strated immediately receding after he hit puberty. He is another evidence that the galea of men who are destined to be fully bald is in tension since childhood and they are undergoing chronic hypoxia and because of this they can't grow thick head of hair.
Just look at him @Ritchie.
His case is very similar to Dr. Phill who had thin hair at the front as a child and strated immediately receding after he hit puberty. He is another evidence that the galea of men who are destined to be fully bald is in tension since childhood and they are undergoing chronic hypoxia and because of this they can't grow thick head of hair.
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This theory is bs.
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Hey buddy,do you remember me? I suffer from male pattern baldness and have some posts in this forum. So,once you replied in my thread stating that i would never recede,(NW2,NW3,etc)but lose it in a diffuse pattern instead. Well,i am indeed diffusing,but i am receding as well,i am nearly a NW2 by now,with very fine hair. You said i had a small galea,therefore i wouldn't recede,so why am i receding?Male pattern baldness is caused by muscle tension on the galea(top) of the scalp which occurs due to improper brain expansion in babyhood and is aggravated by poor head posture resulting in greater grade of hair loss. Men who are NW6 or 7 or are programmed to have severe hair loss always have poor facial structure characterized by flat cheekbones, thin nose, narrow jaw and vertically elongated face. When they are fat it's not very noticeable. But you can notice it in skinny bald guys. This happens because the jaw and good cheekbones serve for balance and vertically grown and narrow jaw and flat cheekbones result in your head tilting down constanly. Thin nose causes narrow airway and narrow airway results in mouth breating and further drop of the jawline. Tilting your head down constanly results in neck tension and this neck tension propagates through the scalp muscles to the galea. The galea is constricted the blood flow is reduced and an inflammatory response is atcivated. An increased production of DHT is triggered to reduce the inflammation. But it can't reduce the inflammation because the cycle repeats and this results in the DHT staying too long in the scalp and due to the low oxygen enviroment is connects with TGF-B1 and forms two progressive conditions calcification and fibrosis. Calcification and fibrosis further reduce the blood flow to the scalp and the hair follicle adapts to the enviroment and as calcification and fibrosis advance it becomes smaller and smaller until the hair becomes peach fuzz.
Improper brain expansion results in wide, expanded and ridged looking galea. This type of galea I call bad galea. This type of galea result is the surrounding muscles of the galea causing tension to it. It is then aggravated by poor head posture. I observed many men and I think the combinations are the following:
bad galea + poor facial structure = advanced form of hair loss(Norwood 4, 5, 6, 7)
bad galea + good facial structure = mild form of hair loss (Norwood 2, 3)
bad galea + moderate facial structure = mild form of hair loss (NW2, 3)
good galea + good facial structure = no hair loss
good galea + poor facial structure = no hair loss
good galea + moderate facial structure = no hair loss
moderate galea + good facial structure = minor form of hair loss(little recession NW1.5)
moderate galea + poor facial structure = advanced form of hair loss (mostly duffuse)
moderate galea + moderate facial structure = minor form of hair loss(little recession, NW1.5)
To justify those claims I will provide examples
1. Bad galea + poor facial structure = advanced form of hair loss - Internet is full of pics of guys like this who are bald or balding. I will show only three examples
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You can see how narrow jaw those guys have and how ridged, uneven and how expanded their galeas are. Look where the forehead crease is and how much galea left is above it.
2. Bad galea + good facial structure = mild for of hair loss
The first example of this category is this guy
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He has ridged expanded galea but is only Norwood 2 because of his horizontal facial structure.
Johny Depp too. He has bad galea but is Norwood 3 because of his good facial structure.
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And the Third example is Henry Cavill.
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He's receding but he won't go fully bald because of his horizontal facial structure
3. bad galea + moderate facial structure = mild form of hair loss
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This guy has a facial structure that is neither poor nor good, but has a bad galea and is NW3 and has been staying like this for years.
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This guys also has this kind of facial features and bad galea and has NW2 too.
The last guy has very expanded and bad galea but is not NW6 because of his not so poor facial structure
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4. Good galea + good facial structure = no hair loss
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Rob Lowe - He doesn't have any hair loss and has horizontal face and smooth galea.
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Again Horizontal face, smooth galea and NW1
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Josh Turner - Also Horizontal face, good galea and NW1
4. Good galea + poor facial structure = no hair loss
Some guys have poor facial structure but still lose no hair because of how smooth, how flat and how even their galeas are. The first example that comes to mind is the czech prime minister. Just look how lucky is he. He still has all his hair despite his very poor facial structure.
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Just look how smooth and how flat his galea is.
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Another example is David Shwimmer. He isn't such dramatic example but he also has relatively poor facial structure but is not balding because he has narrow and smooth galea.
And the third example is this guy
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If he had ridged and expanded galea he would be bald. Look how narrow his jaw is.
5. Good galea + moderate facial structure = no hair loss
If you have good galea and moderate structure you will also won't go bald.
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6. Moderate galea + good facial structure = minor recession
If you have not very smooth galea but a horizontal face and horizontal jawline you will also not go bald. You will just recede a bit at the corners like the men below.
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Like Danny Walters
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Or Joe Jonas They don't have very smooth galeas but look how horizontal are their faces
The third example is this guy.
6. Moderate galea + poor facial structure = advanced form of hair loss (mostly duffuse)
Sometimes If you have decent galea but facial structure is very poor you can go bald too. It usually happens with thinning with an intact hairline.
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7. Мoderate galea + moderate facial structure = minor recession(Norwood 1,5)
If you don't have very smooth galea and not very good facial features that won't make you bald. You will still have hair. You will have a bit receded corners again.
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This is the general rule according to my observations. There can be exceptions and outliers but they are rare.
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Hair follicles have the ability to addapt to their surrounding environment. If a heas hair is transplted to the arm it will become as small as the arm hair. I have seen studies where a balding follicle is transplanted to mice and it regenerates with only one cycle. That's why the follicle continued to shrink.
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Idiot it miniaturized. Your theory is nonsense. Leave and never come back. Ur basically mocking us. Ur ignored non balding f*****.
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you could already see the pattern forming when he was a kid
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@Ritchie I think that this theory also applies to women. Women that have bigger and more ridged galeas have thinner hair at the temples while women that have flat and smooth galeas have perfect hair all over.
Just look the shape of the galea of the woman on the left.
Another woman and looks how smooth and how small is her galea.
Another woman with receded temples and her galea.
And then a woman with a smooth galea and thicker hair.
And then
The name of the last woman is Cara Delevingne and her galea to me looks very expanded. Of course she has thin hairs at the front and receded hairline at the temples.
Just look the shape of the galea of the woman on the left.
Another woman and looks how smooth and how small is her galea.
Another woman with receded temples and her galea.
And then a woman with a smooth galea and thicker hair.
And then
The name of the last woman is Cara Delevingne and her galea to me looks very expanded. Of course she has thin hairs at the front and receded hairline at the temples.
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looks like it's him
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@Ritchie I think that people deep in themselves believe in this theory but are in denial. They don't reply a lot to this thread and let us discuss it peacefully compared to 2 years ago.
For example this guy has incredibly flat cheekbones and very narrow jawline. People with facial structure like this are always balding unless they have very good galea. But his galea is kinda ridged and triangular like a roof.
I think that his son will also be bald.
He also has very flat cheekbones and wide and ridged galea. I can already see thinning. If people try to find someone with a shape of the galea that looks like this when he does a buzz cut who is NW1 I bet they couldn't.
I can't imagine how people can think that all of this is a coincidence after so much evidence.
For example this guy has incredibly flat cheekbones and very narrow jawline. People with facial structure like this are always balding unless they have very good galea. But his galea is kinda ridged and triangular like a roof.
I think that his son will also be bald.
He also has very flat cheekbones and wide and ridged galea. I can already see thinning. If people try to find someone with a shape of the galea that looks like this when he does a buzz cut who is NW1 I bet they couldn't.
I can't imagine how people can think that all of this is a coincidence after so much evidence.
Genuine question. Why do you think other primates go bald?
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I don't know. This thread is about humans.
I think that before putting forward a new theory, it is necessary to refute the old, generally accepted one or enter it into the concept.
For example, why does a transplanted hair continue to live on a seemingly inflamed place? Or why the transplanted hair from the forehead to the back of the head is not restored? Why do some people lose their eyebrows along with their hair? With this theory, there are more questions than answers.
Based on your examples, we can definitely say that the hairline, as apparently the hair itself, depends on the structure of the skull.
For example, why does a transplanted hair continue to live on a seemingly inflamed place? Or why the transplanted hair from the forehead to the back of the head is not restored? Why do some people lose their eyebrows along with their hair? With this theory, there are more questions than answers.
Based on your examples, we can definitely say that the hairline, as apparently the hair itself, depends on the structure of the skull.